Montana Journalism Review, 1975

The Story of a Press Aide -- Toward a Revitalized Weekly Newspaper -- Japan\u27s Press in the Mid-1970s -- Watergate As a Catalyst -- Experiences As a Writer -- Problems in News Coverage -- The Need for Precise Reporting -- A Plea to Halt Reckless Progress -- The Disturbing Lack of Competition -- Are We After the Fact? -- Ending Newsroom Traditions -- Dullness and Crisis-Oriented Reporting -- Fact and Fancy in Hemingway -- Covering the Nixon Resignation -- The Great Falls Strike -- The Weeklies and the Constitutional Conventio